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Forums - Gaming - How should "exclusive" be defined when comparing PS3 and 360 exclusives?

 

How would you define it?

Only on that platform 79 72.48%
 
On one but not the other 29 26.61%
 
Total:108
Chandler on 31 August 2012

It's not exclusive when you can choose between multiple systems.



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Aldro on 31 August 2012

Exclusive means content you can only play/experience in ONE platform.

One. 1. No more, no less.

LittleBigPlanet Vita is not the same as LittleBigPlanet 1 for the PS3. Therefore LBP is exclusive to the PS3 and LBPV is exclusive to the PSV.

DC Universe Online is available on the PS3 and PC therefore multiplatform.

Uncharted 3 is an exclusive on the PS3.

Simple as that.



Sal.Paradise on 31 August 2012
Aldro said:
Exclusive means content you can only play/experience in ONE platform.

One. 1. No more, no less.

All that needs to be said. You don't change the english language to appease forum warriors. 



HulkWasRight on 01 September 2012

If we're comparing two consoles and only those two consoles then it should be on one but not the other. So Left For Dead would be a X360 exclusive and Playstation All Stars would be a PS3 exclusive.



Maelstrome on 01 September 2012

wasnt there a big ordeal about this for a while with a poster by the name of ironman that eventually lead to a ruling that it is only exclusive if it is only on one platform?



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binary solo on 01 September 2012
Torillian said:
other: It should be defined however best fits the argument that the thread creator is trying to make. Long as they make their definition clear before hand.





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brendude13 on 01 September 2012

Depends on the argument. In general I would say only on that platform though as many console gamers have gaming PCs too.



Jicale on 01 September 2012

Isnt saying that PC isnt included is like saying PC isnt a platform. If you own a PC and a game comes out on both console and PC, you dont have to go out and buy the console to be able to play the game.